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Integration of OpenShift in Dell APEX reflects enterprise desire for cloud flexibility
Expansion of the Dell APEX Cloud Platform family to include Red Hat OpenShift represents another important step toward operational consistency in the public and private cloud. This was one of the conclusions drawn by theCUBE Research analysis of the joint collaboration. The two companies have engineered a platform optimized for bare metal that will sharply ...
Riding the wave: How Dynatrace looks to capitalize on growth of AI and need for transparency
Companies are moving rapidly to integrate artificial intelligence into key workloads, but can anyone really be sure of what’s happening inside the AI engine? This was the central question in Las Vegas this week as Dynatrace Inc. unveiled a series of announcements at its annual Perform event that were designed to add a new dimension ...
What to expect during MWC Barcelona: Join theCUBE February 26-29
As the telecommunications industry gathers in Barcelona for MWC 2024 at the end of February, a key topic of discussion will be the transformation of the telecom sector’s reliable, time-tested infrastructure. This renovation isn’t just a technical upgrade; it’s a strategic move toward revolutionizing edge computing. The goal? To seamlessly usher in an era dominated by 5G ...
CES 2024 signals widespread enterprise adoption of AI is coming soon
The theme for this year’s CES Consumer Electronics Show was “All On.” It could just as easily have been “All AI.” From the standing-room-only sessions on the topic to a seemingly endless parade of news releases that highlighted artificial intelligence for a wide range of consumer technology offerings, AI dominated the conversation at the industry ...
They said it in 2023: From one reporter’s notebook, memorable quotes from SiliconANGLE’s coverage
The dominant enterprise technology story for 2023 can be summed up in two letters: AI. Companies were either adopting generative artificial intelligence, thinking about adoption or offering technology that enabled it. There were other topics making news in 2023. Many interviews on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s video studio, and SiliconANGLE’s ongoing new coverage of major tech ...
Embracing AI and cyber resiliency: IBM enhances its portfolio as storage moves into the enterprise spotlight
Speeds and feeds in the storage market are so 2020. Now the conversation is all about data security and how storage can enable artificial intelligence to drive business results. This was one of the key messages that emerged from two major events hosted by theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, and IBM Corp. in July and ...
Rethinking data security in the age of ransomware and AI
In a world where storing passwords in a file literally named “passwords” once seemed like a good idea, SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE and Dell Technologies Inc. took us down memory lane at the recent Cyber Resiliency Summit, reminiscing about the days when a cyberattack on a movie studio was the most shocking news in tech. While there ...
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Three insights you might have missed from the Cyber Resiliency Summit event
Notable cyberattacks, or the threat of one, are becoming a near daily headline in the news. Within the past seven days, Ukraine’s top mobile operator reported being hit by a major cyberattack during the country’s ongoing conflict with Russia, Toyota Motor Co. revealed a second breach in less than month, and the U.S. government issued ...
As enterprises adopt AI, open-source leaders worry about regulatory and proprietary issues
The open-source community has a message for regulators and the tech industry as it relates to artificial intelligence: Keep governance neutral and the technology open. This was one of the key talking points that emerged from the AI.dev + Cassandra Summit hosted by The Linux Foundation in San Jose this week as open-source contributors and tech ...
Cybercriminals and nation states up their game in persistent global attacks
A leading security researcher has described the current approach by hackers in three words: scale, speed and sophistication. This captures how cybercriminals and nation state actors are pursuing the business of leading an assault on government and enterprise systems today, according to Wendi Whitmore (pictured), senior vice president of Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks ...









